Tag: Budo

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is a Racist!

China: Japan Bears Blame for Worsening Ties! (18.11.2025)

Sanae Takaichi is very much of those times – which saw the US losing on the Korean battlefield to Socialist China and Korea (the so-called “South Korean Army” was infact re-armed Korean regiments that had served in the Imperial Japanese Army before and during WWII – committing untold of atrocities as they went [the founder of Kyokushin Karate arose from this background] – including rape and murder against many Westerners) – and so North Korea and China become the problem – not the US – which is the actual (imperialistic) problem! Of course the bourgeois media is going to applaud this odious little woman – nothing but Trump with a womb (allegedly).

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Randori - An Ancient Japanese Art!

Discussing the ‘Randori’ [乱取り] Concept Found within Okinawan & Japanese Martial Arts! (11.2.2024)

A skill is missing which must be acquired and formulated into an effective code. In other words, the ability to fight is a) lacking, b) must be attained, and c) its principles placed into a logical code for others to follow. Within Okinawan and Japanese martial arts this refers to training for combat – or what is referred to as ‘Sparring’ in the West. This is NOT sport fighting for egotistical reasons – but rather self-defence so that the physical body ‘survives’ any martial encounter. The body may be wounded or unhurt – either it is alive. This is different to gaining a piece of coloured cloth worn around the waist – or a shining tin cup, etc. Fighting for one’s life is very different to fighting for money.

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How Japanese Martial Arts Invaded the West

The distinctly ‘fascistic’ elements of Japanese racism – defined as ‘fighting spirit’ – was imported into the West as being both ‘transcendent’ and ‘spiritual’ – and presented as an example to be followed by those Westerners interested in the practice of Japanese martial arts. Overnight a number of serving or ex-serving US Servicemen sprang-up in the US wearing the white ‘gi’ and black belts around their middle.

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